C. Koford Journal 31 May 1972. Cali, Colombia. hunts needs no license, but pays on what he sells. / Kuiten -- mostly Rio Pasto (the Golden nut), Cinnamom , & Ilexitana, which enters from E into his Jessambui (other name?). Rio Pasto - N of Pasto airstrip. A highway planned to run through this area, between R. Pasto & Cinnamon, which Ch wanted as preserve. Lt Me Goben identified up to 11 subs in region; already next at about mile across a canyon. Condors also in Natl Park of Puracé, E of Popayán. This park includes headwaters of Amazon, Cauca, & Seven volcan coastal river (Estrella de Colombia). Another enters here. Ch think Santa Marta about every 4 yrs. Has man put out boat to help count in Purace? area). I In general, Ch more more habitat destruction in N savannas of Colombia than J Hernandez sees. 1 June 1972. Thurs. No word from Lehmann by 9:30, and couldn't reach by telephone, so we took Velotor bus to Bogota, a ride of nearly 12 hours via Uribé, Armenia. In lower country much cotton and sugar cane. Ascending mountains, patches of humid forest, and ver- vor gullies frequent. Arrived about 10 p.m. Stayed at Res. Alemans. 2 June Fri. Went to Lindeman office and talked w. Nurembert others. Received list of teguillo export for 1970 (about 24,000) and 1971 (13,000), but none yet for jaguar, nor questionnaire answers. One Peru Corp man said he recently saw a few skins at Asquipales, northern Tena, for 20-30 peso. Peru Corp will continue to gather cat information for us. / We visited young mammologist (U Michigan) Ernesto Barriga B. at the Univ. Bogota. He had lots of space in new building, but little help. He said that railroad from Cunto Benis to Santa Marta went along lower Magdalena plain through good jaguar country.